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kIRAUGHs-"'The Little Tycoon"
STREET RISK.-Prof. Gleason's Horse Tanning.
hARRIs.-'Lost In London"
hEKSASs--Shehan and Coyne.
DixE AUsEUM.-"Uncle Toms Cabin
MANASSAS PAsoRANA--Day and evening.
Condensed Locals.
Henry Courtney, an Eng1shman aged 20 years,
employed at the coast survey, was found dead In
bed yesterday at his residence, 1912 9TH street
northwest The coroner gave certificate OF death
The Baltimore american says: II is stated that
the Baltimore Ohio will not advance its COM
ton
Mrs Nancy Louisa fowler, OF this city, relict Of
the Late Paymaster fowler. u. :. A. died in Bethe-
lem, Pa. IhnrS1ay. OF congestion OF the brain,
aged forty eight years Mrs. fowler was visiting
Mr.. Joseph ii. BradleyS condition remains about
the same Today.
The Albany Argus OF yesterday says: SEX
Recorder James e. Matthews, OF Washington. ID.
c., returned home on Monday evening. He was In
court yesterday, attending TO professional bust
ness
In the Criminal Court Judge Macarthur. this
morning, George w. Cooper, indicted for receiving
stolen property tsix gallons OF whisky valued az
seventy-two dOllarsl on the 3lst OF october,
plea Ced not guilty.
An excursion party OF over two hundred persons
1rOn the line OF the New Ork and Lake Erie rail-
road arrived in this city by the b. p. railroad
this morning.
SUNDAY B.Rs-Tne action recently taken by the
authorities IN relation TO selling liquor on Sundays
his alarmed a number of saloon Keepers who have
been Violating the law, ana IL Is reported that to
morrow most OF them will close their bars for the
nfst time In many months for fear OF having Their
licenses revoked.
The PUBLIC WILL BE GLAD OF r.-Since jan
uiry the &OXfe Co., have been able 10 get their
plant from South America at less than half former
rates, and have accordingly put double the usual
amount In each bottle now going on the market.
Ihsy Rave also obtained a decree in the u. >.
courts that shuts OF all limitations at the bars and
soda fountains, such dealers forfeit their profits
10 the AoXie people and go 10 Jail II they dtSobey
the INJUNCTION. All the bogus nerve foods are
rapidly dlSappea mig from The markets. list OF
al the reliable dealers Will be published and dis
trouted In this city every four weeks. Detectives
are at work In all the large cities and ordered TO
prosecute every dealer who sells an imitation The
sale OF the Moxie all over the country Is the most
prod1yfOu5 ever known, and IL Is no wonder that
the frauds Try TO steal market on its reputation.
SUPERIOR FURNITURE AT AUcTIoN.-On Monday
morning next Mr.. bowling viii sell at SI4 Com
necEcut avenue, an excellent collection OF house
hoid furniture. See advertisement for particulars
Last appearance at Kernan's OF Gertrude James.
saeehaa and Coyne, and other fayorites.
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LOCUTION AND ACTING.
1.-THE MARTYR COLLEGE,

LNLOCCTION AND ACTING.
1.-THE MARTYR COLLEGE"
OF
ELOCUTION AND ORATORY,
313 9th st. NV. (near City Post Office,
has received nearly 100 pupils during the past SIT
months. New classes Qinlited in number) are now
forming.
The principal will take few pupils to instruct pri-
vately if desired.
Catalogues free mh15-3mo
IL cycles, Tandems and SociabIes by the hour Larg-
stock in the United States Ladies' each hour;
$40 month CAPITAL CYCLE CLUB CO., 14O6 n.
Y,ave. mil
DANORAMA OF BATTLE OF BULL RUN,
L 18th St, two blocks south of Pennsylvania ava
The most realistic Battle Scene ever painted
Open from a. III. to 10 D. m. fe14
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SHERRY SHERRY! SHERRY makes the heart
merry when You get IL pure To get the pure
article 60 TO CHR. NANDER, 900 9Th ST. n W
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'sTHB SUCCESS" CUFF-HoLDER IS the simplest,
safest and most convenient fastening for ladies'
cuns yet invented. For sale by
X. III. TAYLOR,
9.S3 Pa. Avenue.
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MRS. Dr.. ]. SEMNEs, Specialist and DermatolO-
gtSt. Great reduction for the summer. Skin and
scalp Diseases, rs TO SOC. COrnS and BunOns Pc.
szsch- Manicure, rs TO SOC. Mani cure and Pedi-
care Goods for sale
Ills Pennsylvania avenue,
Cut this out. Next door to PalatS Royal.
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RRlsINGER's ice cream, 235 G. st. NV.

CHASE. umbrella maker, 1914 Pa. av. and All 18th.
Covering with imported Gloria cloth speciality.
JUST RECEIVED a Car load OF Grand Rapids An
tque Oak Chamber Suits, all new styles. Call
and see them before you buy.
WASH B. WILLIAMS
81, 9TH and ID SIS. NV.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

TSoR SALE-CHEAP LOTS S. E. AND n f. WEST
4 of 10th ST. east Ii per cent investment 20 one
who would build. Inquire OF owner 334 Indiana
mho6-.its
DOR SALE-FROM 10 TO so FEET FRONT ON
Il East Capitol. south mont to 30-foot alley Corner
Lot Lincoln Park; water main laid grade cash
Ic fl Vacant Ground in all parts of Washing.
ton from &c up. Wanted from owners small improved
Property for cash purchasers.
LOWE & DONOHoE,
mh26-3ts 81 East Capitol st.
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Special Price
In our own importation OF English Scissors, every
pair warranted
SOC. English Scissors reduced to 1sc.
45c. English Scissors reduced to .5c.
5.oc. English Scissors reduced to 3Oc.
$l.1O Shears reduced to roc.
Call Monday and secure one OF these bargains
at OPPENHEIMERs, 52S 9th st. NV,
st. Cloud Building.
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BEST references. Suits secured, 81; suits dyed,
t1-5O. Cooperative shop. 626 ID ST. NV.
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IT FEELS GOOD,

Those worn out with Pains, Aches and Weaknesses
find relief in one minute in the CUTICURA ANTI
PAIN PLASTER At druggists. 25 centA mh16
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KIT CARSON POsT's ANNIyERsARY.-Thetw twentieth
anniversary OF Kit Carson Post, No. z; was appro-
priately celebrated last night at the National
Rifles Hall. Addresses were made by Commando
Lincoln, COmrade Morse, Gen. Black, and Mr.. w.
A. Croffut. There were Rotations and songs by
Miss Scott, niece Of Gen. Black, Mss Bertha Lin
coin, MIR. John Tweedae, and quartette compris-
ing MeSsrS. Buchanan, StOckInan, MOf1at and Bar
BARN. Gen. Burdette, on behalf OF the post, pre-
Sented Past Post Commander Marcus L. Hopkins
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IrsEILs Ice Cream. Charlottes and Candies

BABY CARRIAGES from 500 down to prices to suit
Customers WASH B. WILLIAMS,
ri AZ
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An INTELLIGENT young woman said: 81 have
attended school In Washington thirteen years,
studied hard, and graduated at the High School,
ago: have forgotten how TO calculate, and cannot
earn ten cents day. Mother says am growing
say they viii now do what they ought to have
done before, send me to the Spencerian Business
College"
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JOhnsOn's, 9th and f..
Go there for the best salt oysters in the city.
NO doubt about 1t, he handles nothing but the
pest, all selected, and served in every available
style. Select Steamed and Half-Shell a speciality.
Also, choice Fish, Game, Hot and Cold Lunches,
ana all deltcacleS In season. Don't mistake the
place. Frank johnson, cor. 9th and SITS. NV.
Ladies' Saloon On first floor. Polite attention. 2
What is the Best Chewing Tobaccol
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Anusenenls Tonight.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.-Wagner Concert.
NATIoSAI--SOl Smith Russell in '.Pa"
kI8AUGHs.-"The Little Tycoon"
r. STREET RISK.-Prof. GleasonS Horse Tanning.
HARRIs'.-"Loet In London
MISUNDERSTANDING and Coyne.
DixE AUsEUN.-"Uncle Toms Cabin
MANASSAS PAsoRANA--Day and evening.
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FINE LOT OF CANTON MATTINGS all grades, can be
foond at prices TO suit any customer, from 80 cts.
I'd down to bottom prices
WASH B. WILLIAMS,
81 9TH st. NV.
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TURKISH CARPETS AND ORIENTAL GooDs-An
immense and valuable collection OF the above
nalned goods Will be on exhibition at Dowlings
llth aid Pennsylvania avenue, on Monday ana
Tuesday next. The sale Will take place on Wed
nesday following. See advertisement for particu-
lars
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R HENDERSON, 923 street northwest, formerly
Of 4O3 9th street northwest, Lincoln Hall. Spring
styles wall papers, window shades, &c.
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A DAY OF PRAYER.-The Woman'S Christian
Iempe dn Union nave announced program Of
Goth inst the "Day OF Prayer" The day has
been set apart for prayer in behalf OF temper
ance people Of Michigan, who will vote ON the
Atm OF April Tor prohibition. The services to be
held at the Metropolitan church viii be conducted
10y Mrs. DR.. j. Z. Newman. Rev. f. d. Power, Rev.
DR.. j. A. Price, Rev. ii. H. Naylor, Mrs. Nj. f.
Cohen, Mrs. r.. b. Catn, Rev. DE-. j. NJ. Kelley,
Rev. Saml II. Greene, Rev. Chas. b. Ramsdell,
Rev. Dr. Geo. Elliott, Rev. c. w. Baldwin and
Rev. Dr. j. Z. Newman.
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x1EATHNa RODS and electric work.
j. ii. KUEHLING
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CLASS OFFICERS ELECTED.-A meeting Of the
students OF the Medical Department, Georgetown
University, was held In the new college On III
street last night. The following class Orcers were
unanimously chosen for S7-'SS: President Fred
er1ck X. SOhOn; vice president, W. II. Coffron:
secretary, j. II. Morgan Barber; treasurer, VIII
liam z. compton; librarian, w. II. Day. A vote
OF thanks was then rendered the retiring Officers
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MOB SALE-AwNIN6S, FLAGS, TENTS.
All the latest novelties
In awning stripes and canvas for store. city and
country residences. W. @. COPELAND Co,
400 18th st. n.W.
mh21-3m Opposite Star once.
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FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS

YIN caLE - MlSiELLAN f.ot >
EoR So, sALE-BaY MARE eENriE. .FFARLEss
drcs N wnITE BriS6,wScd. DC '' n.R H., 81
I,oR sN.E-cHfAf-Two Return TUBULAR
Boilers " II by IL g. THREE 30 horse Cyiinder
lsiner, # hy4 in; and horse otso Gas fn.
sines; : and S.horse new Vertical steam Enrlner
new SAFE oolos only s3a. Is IN by 10 in 10y 10 in
mhel-6t 900 and 2oie NneannA 81. Baltimore. Ma
I,oR sAIR-A WELL BRED MARE. A PFKFrcf
Il daisy. not afraid of anything any lsdv or INA
can drive her; yet full VI life aud amhit,ar
snio Apply s psiSa Shosa sgI e o
corner North Capitol and aus. mh"l I'm
lroR sALE-sINGING BIRDS. BIRD rooD A>p
Is, assori@ens IN the ss =, sci f Bri . Lana
10Th St. two doors south Pa mhla iin
IyoR sAI:F If. HARNESS; . kRltl >oEs
II you want nice stylish surrey Me,ks
II Won want nice stylish 1'sSrioieiie so e. Nh.
If You want a NICE stylish DS, ton so Me,ks
ness or Pleasure wacon tnew second hslid' 1t Is
Worthy s9aT y, 1nSP to sS &1 hSsS article. are "a
quantity and quality TO choose from also. Harness.
These goods are for sale on accommodating terms
city or. elsewhere. Rel,alrine and pain5ins doue
pr6mptly; Speciality; The best $50 B'sts har-
ness IN the whole country at o2l q St nv.
Give call
mhlg-lm :. ]. MFEKS.
NOR SALE AND EXCHANGF-AT 4s6 PA AVE
II NV. the incest variety at Family Carriages Ru--
sles ladies Phaious and Doctors Sug,.Us b,b SEQ
ond hand and new. in the city. Prices 10 suit. WAL
L. GENtR. MIL -.iu
VNoR SAIF-RICNCLES-4sI IN ANEIilC An STAR
II $40 - Nickied Silent Ratchet STAR 500. -
Silent Star good ~ new, SO, Victor Tricycle., So.
Victor Tandem $50. {. {. Co, l4oo NU~ AorA
mhs-.lm
EQR sALE-HARNEssli H.RNESs.,i
Il Lot Second hand Buslyy and csrrlaE" Harness fnr
sale cheap. Also, few more lap kotes and Horse
Covers haf price to close out. Reduced prices rn
damased Trunks and BAGS BECkEk'S. l345 paun-
sylyanla ave. taI--.gu
NOR SALE-ENCYCLOPAFDI,s. JAMES PAR
ton. the celebrated historian and bi lrapher.
that in every house where there IL pa. st oi A.
pletons Chclopaedla II Is like sending th" whole family
10 college" Ibis work all the volumes be-
tanned 81 once on small monthly Ia, mes bN adIr.as-
inr Box 100. star office ml5tnapl
IrOR SAIE-AT ASACRIFICE oNF FINT-ToNFD
Il "A octave, carved rosewood square lhauo. Yer, -
lie used Can De seen at u. l.. WILD a BROS. 5ug
18th St n. ". go I'm.
IrOR SA1E-"CHAMPIoN COUGH CURE" IL TIIR
Il greatest remedy earth for Coughs and t,ads;
price Poe IL your druslis, does Keep Il wrltr q,
the manufacturers THE SAM'l HEAlMEAk M'I'l
CO. 80 St Paul ST.. Baltimore. Md. f.I-.ln'
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Phillips Dlgestible Cocoa
Is valuable substitute IOr tea coffee It nOur-
tSheS, while they only stimulate A superior drink
for children and for nervous and delicate women
1t Is different from all other cocOas All druggists
and grOcerS keep 1t.
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A CHn.DRENs MAsQuERADE.-Many happy little
folks danced and made merry generally at Adels
Hall last night at the masquerade ball for children
they had become thoroughly tired out with the
pleasures of the evening, they were presented,
each, with box OF candy. The committee OF ar
Ii. Kronheimer, X. Springsguth, Edw. w. Koch,
Fred Ii. Vogt. Mr.. VIM. Helmus, as master OF cere-
Fred II. Vogt, Edw. W. Koch, c. A. Walter and I.
Hutchinson.
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To ALL who are now, or soon will be- interested
in wall paper. suggest, when passing the
orange ami Blue Front Store. on 71h near T. CT
70 Inspect the display OF series OF ten Parlor Pat
terms, lew and direct from the mills of n member
OF the American wall Paper Manufacturers Asso-
claffnn " hicn offer at ~
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10 cents Per Roll.
W. III. SPELsHorsH,

Samples OF these goods, and estimates for work
Will be cheeriuly furnished to any applicant by
Telephone 4l6-5, or by mail.
W. III. SPyfsuorsp
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Thanks to a Distinguished
and Charming Young Lady.

and Charming Young Lady.
To the Editor of THE EVENING STAR:
The citizens OF Washington have In their midst
a most kind, considerable, unpretentiOus young
lady, occupying high social position. Some little
time since ten-year-old grandchild in New
England state wrote his grandfather Temporarily
residing In Washington, requesting him to obtain
few foreign postage stamps to add to his collec-
ton. To please the child, as any other grandpa
would do, he called On the chief clerk or secretary
OF the British legation, and made inquiry In re-
gard To the same, and he was politely Informed
that there were no mutilated stamps on hand.
The matter was supposed TO end here, but a late
note from home at Providence informs Inc that an
envelope containing foreign stamps and Slip,
With Miss West" written thereon had been re-
ceived. How Miss West, the daughter or the
British minister. learned OF the request is not
known outside the legation. Miss West must be a
most loyable, charming young lady, Mt TO be
queen, and her kind consideration for a Child
stranger is noteworthy, coming from young per-
SON occupying her high social position.
GRANDPA.
P. S.-Grandpa holds no Official position.
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THE FRENCH STALLION FEyRIER.-Many persons
interested In horse flesh visited McCaully &
COS stables yesterday TO take look at Fevrter
French bred stallion on exhibition there. This
fine animal was imported last year from France, by
Powell Bros, OF SpringbOrO. Pennsylvania, and is
considered by horsemen one OF the finest French
c0achers ever brought to this country. He is four
years old, weighs 800 pounds Is smoOth-cOated,
fine lmbed, OF symmetrical form and splendid
carriage. possessing nearly to perfection those
points OF grace, OF appearance, and movement
which make the French cOacherS famous. These
horses are bred by the French government, and
great care has been taken In developing the stock.
Powell Bros. for $1,000, by C. T. Gibbs Il Co., his
present owners. He has been brought here for
breeding purposes only, and a rare opportunity is
seen at McCaully & Co.'S stables In DOwning's
alley, between 9th and 10th and and Streets
April 1St and I'd.
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Phillips, Digestible Cocoa

Everybody is Chewing "Lotter's Straw
berry Twist" W&sS
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He stole a Loaf of Bread.

AND WILL GET HIS BREAD FOR THIRTY DAYS AT THE
PUBLIC EXPENSE.
Complaints have been made to the police of the
third precinct during the past few weeks about
thefts OF pitchers and buckets of milk and loaves
OF bread from front doors and areas Of residences
in the neighborhOOd OF 26th and K streets north
west John Poor, blacksmith, who lives in that
neighborhood, was suspected and this morning
Officer Maddox caught him In the act of stealing
loaf OF bread from in front Of Benjamin Crowley'S
house. Later in the morning Poor was arraigned
i'll the Police Court for the theft, and he pleaded
guilty" and said it was his first ofense. The
judge said he would be glad to hear anything in
the prisoners favor. The officer said the ASSO-
cia1ed Charities had been supporting his family,
though he is first-claSs blacksmith.
The Judge said 1t was hard thing TO fine man
for stealing the staff OF life and it was also hard
thing for family to be disappointed at breakfast
time when they miss the bread for which they
have TO pay. "FrOm your appearance, l am i'll
cned to think your trouble is the result OF drink
ing rum"
'Judge," interrupted the prisoner "this is the
nrSt tllne was ever arrested for anyt hing"
''Well," said the judge 81 Will give you bread
Tor thirty days. Thirty days III jail"
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

BEAUTIFUL GLASSES, 81. Hempler's,ave cor. AZ.
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ROBBERIES REPORTED.-ThOS. Solomon living in
StantOntown, in the county, reports that about
tour O'Clock yesterday morning chicken-thieves
entered his hen-house and carried off four fowls
worth Sl5O.-JaS. Quinn, NO. 2OO7 X street,
reports the larceny OF a silver watch, worth $40.
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Mrs Deborah Pr1eStiey has been filed. She leaves
certain special requests, and the residue Of her
Helen Jane Paulding, and nephew, d. r. Of1ley,
and appoints the latter executor. An eXemplified
copy Of the Will OF Susan Saul was filed to-day.
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HARRIS BIJOU THEATER
parts of the house. No Extra Charge for Reserved
Seats. Children half price at the Matinees.
The superb, lyric spectacular success LOST IN LON
DON supported by the original New York company of
comedians and singers. and presenting loads of
splendid scenery specially executed by the lannon's
King, Heart o. Beakmoor, The Fete Of Comus, nlu-
minated Sensation Snow Scene and Jobs Vision, q
beautiful and sublime prologue without words. Lee
gons of celestial beings Scenes of dissovns beauty
The celebrated Pan Pipe singers. Original songs,
dances, costumes and calcium effects. Next week
MATTE VICkERS. mh21
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Special Price

Why Don't You Try Lotuers strawberry
Twist" WIS
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Pebbles in gold, S. Optician, 4s7 Pa. ave. eos
a pound OF A. Heitmuler Co.'S Mocha and Java
Coffee.
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s. Per Gallon, 75c: Quart Bottle, No. L
Rye Wh1skey, best IN the world for the money.
Orders by mail. NCGEES 9th near St. W&s
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1t is magical in its curative powers: relieves

only TEMPERANCE TONIC in the world.
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EAsfR CARDS AND EASTER NOVELTIES, at Book
md Stationery Department OF ChaS. Baum.
SPHCTACLEs AND EYEGLASSES Of all sorts Wash.
OQffcal Co., 14th, next 10 NV.
WATCHES and Jewelry on 1nstallments to respon-
Eble parties LadSOn, 4;3 9TH ST. NV.
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CITY ITEMS.
What Isl Why don't you known EVERYBODY

talking of the wonderful merits of the great and
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Jas. l.. Barbour and D. LOughran are sole
agents for "LOttier'S strawberry Twist" W6sR
Ivory Starch-easy to use, harmless to fab
r1c, plain finish or high polish, quick work So
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FINE PoRTRArTs- Kets Kemethy, 11Os Pa

LADIES, for 81 you can buy genuine cur. kid,
b1x toe or com. sense button boot, at Mrs. W. H.
ktchS, III Market Space.
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Economy in DISSEMINATING.
ladies' use Bazaar GlOve-fitting Patterns. Com
bine the latest style and economy in material
1000 styles illustrated In Bazaar DreSsmaker nrfce
20 cents at OPPENHEIMER's, 52S 9th ST. NV,
st. Cloud Building.
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be, a daily pleasure. 1t can be taken by the most
delicate infant, and the weakest adult, with
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acres fine building site. IN miles from city, 5000.
II acres. 6room frame house stabline, al KINDS u
fuit, u miles, $500.
$500.
8 acres, Groom frame house. fruit and nowers. ~
miles, tine view of city, &2,SOo.
20 scres S-room frame house. barn, fruit OF al
kinds, vineyard, 3 miles, $500.
IA scres Groom frame housegood barn. al kinds Of
fruit, vineyard 3 miles, $4,000
loo acres groom frame house. stabling for horses
and cows orchards and vineyard in full
of city, q mile from r. X. station, "a BOO.
acre, Broom flame house, new, An Falls Church,
w. and o. R.R-, 1920.
III acres new handsome Groom frame house. IN
acres frame house and store rooms. good stable.
p miles from city; n .50Q
10 acres splendid building site, with nne view Of
"a acres would saidivide into or more building
sites with hne view Of city aud river miles from
city, $1,000.
An on good ter1nA
TIL SyPHERD 4 CO.
0hl-lA l0o7 y - no.
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SUNDAY and MONDAY, MARCH 81 and %.
First Appearance of the Original
NASHVILLE STUDENTS,
superlatvely Americas Greatest Colored Concert Co.
SUNDAY EVENING, at 8, Sacred Concert
MONDAY EVENING. at 8, Jubilee Concert
Admission; SOC. Reserved Seats, 75c.. now on sale
at WOODS. 9l5 pennsylvania ave. mh244ts
X ERNAN's WASHINGTON THEATER
sheehan Coyne! sheeban Coyne!
~ And Host of Speciality Artists. 'A''
cDoc n Ut the new and oT ri Comedy
New Songs! New, Dances! New Costumssl
New and Novel Scenery.
Nat Mon Hsz saE ina ST. ST. mhest
n1ME MUSEUM.
Grand Success! Everybody Should Go!
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SUNDAY BARs-Tne action recently taken by the
authorities IN relation 10 selling liquor on Sundays
HIS alarmed a number OF saloon Keepers who have
been Violating the law, and IL Is reported that to
morrow most Of them viii close their bars for the
nrst time In many months, for fear Of having their
licenses revoked.